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− | | Many sci-fi stories and movies explore black holes and regular holes alike. In particular, there's the | + | | Many sci-fi stories and movies explore black holes and regular holes alike. In particular, there's the eponimous classic ''{{w|The Black Hole}}'' and more recent films such as ''{{w|Interstellar (film)|Interstellar}}'', both about space missions that encounter a black hole. {{w|Journey to the Center of the Earth}} is a classic novel by {{w|Jules Verne}} (and made into {{w|Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959 film)|various}} {{w|Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008 theatrical film)|films}}) which involves going into a volcano tube (a kind of hole). H. P. Lovecraft's 1921 short story ''{{w|The Nameless City}}'' involves the explorer narrator venturing into an ancient tunnel (entered through a hole) dug by a pre-human civilization under the Arabian peninsula, and ''{{w|At the Mountains of Madness}}'' involves tunnels lost in the continent of Antarctica. <!-- Unsure of satisfying the criteria for 'famous', or 'sci-fi', or I might include further links to The Core, The Descent, Evolution, Star Trek: The Wrath Of Kahn (or TOS: "The Devil In The Dark"!), Rendezvous with Rama, etc, etc --> |
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! scope="row" | Fatal to get a big one in your body | ! scope="row" | Fatal to get a big one in your body |